1. Title– Location/ focus
Team members
Framing Question
Method
Results
Presents the question that is the basis of your project, describes the question(s) that led to development of the framing question, and explains why the framing question was framed as it was.
Describes how you used Strategic Doing process including why it is appropriate to this project, provides details of how, what, when, where, and who.
Presents the data that were collected (so the reader can make a judgment about your work based on same information you used); the data should be organized and processed to some extent for clarity but should not be just a summary.
Background
Describes what you did, and why it was of interest—opens the door to the case study and tries to get the listener interested.
Project Summary
A few sentences summing up the SD project (what, why, when, where, how, and who). This summary introduces the project, questions, hypothesis, and highlights of the important findings.
Future Direction
A summary slide about what the case study found and what you have learned. Was the framing question answered? What are the next steps in this project?
Analysis
An explanation of what the information you collected means in the context of the framing question and methods. The results (above) are just “facts;” the analysis is your interpretation (or opinion) of what the facts mean.